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Nobody can deny the cool factor of launching a new project—be it a startup, new ministry or creative project. But cool doesn’t necessarily mean doable.

Nobody can deny the cool factor of launching a new project—be it a startup, new ministry or creative project. But cool doesn’t necessarily mean doable.

Nobody can deny the cool factor of launching a new project—be it a startup, new ministry or creative project. But cool doesn’t necessarily mean doable.

BOLIVAR, Mo. (BP) – Southwest Baptist University President Eric A. Turner submitted his resignation to the SBU Board of Trustees during the board’s regular meeting Tuesday (Oct. 20). His resignation is effective Nov. 20 at the conclusion of the fall semester’s commencement ceremonies.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) – Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s fall trustee meeting focused on gratitude for enrollment gains amid difficult circumstances as well as celebration of faculty elections and reelections.

How many sermons have you heard about fitness and health? Not many, I bet. But there's astounding evidence that issues of physical health are issues in

How many sermons have you heard about fitness and health? Not many, I bet. But there's astounding evidence that issues of physical health are issues in

Prominent pastor and Christian author David Jeremiah is encouraging believers to not get stuck in the turmoil of 2020 but believe that God s best for their life is ahead of them through his new book, ...

In an attempt to avoid the chaos that ensued last month in Cleveland during what was not only the worst presidential debate of all time but probably a low

In an attempt to avoid the chaos that ensued last month in Cleveland during what was not only the worst presidential debate of all time but probably a low

FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) – The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary board of trustees heard enrollment and financial reports, elected two scholars to the institution’s faculty, approved a new degree program and affirmed the school's recent legal actions during its Oct. 19 meeting.